The new 101RPH from Hargrave comes from Ted Black Studios and is part of Hargrave’s newly redesigned product line. The 101RPH features a country kitchen, four guest staterooms and an interior by Yacht Interiors by Shelley.
Ferretti is bringing hull number one of the yard’s new flagship, the Ferretti 960. With design by Studio Zuccon International Project and Ferretti’s engineering department, the yacht is Ferretti’s largest planing yacht to date.
The first hull of Horizon’s new raised-pilothouse model, the RP110, debuts this year. Andrea VI features styling by J.C. Espinosa, as well as two years of work on the double-chine hull by Donald Blount and Associates and the Horizon design team, plus interior design by Marty Lowe.
This year, Trinity is displaying its new 120, Finish Line. In addition to four suites on the lower deck, the yacht features the now-traditional main-deck master suite with his-and-hers en suite bathroom.
The new flagship of Sanlorenzo’s semi-displacement range, Alchemist Too, is the latest hull of the SD122 series. The interior by Minotti features Canaletto flooring, furniture finished in whitened oak and white lacquer and marbles such as Crema Luna and Tobacco Brown.
The Westport’s in-house design team offers high levels of personalization and builds each interior to clients’ specifications. The 130-foot (49.6-meter) trideck yacht (redesigned a few years ago) features five staterooms including a main-deck master suite and accommodations for seven crew.
Mondo Marine’s 134-foot (40.97-meter) Nameless splashed this past summer. The builder handled the naval architecture in-house, with exterior styling inspired by sports cars and styled by Cor D. Rover and interior design by Luca Dini.
The 138-foot (42-meter) Moonen Sofia is the yard’s largest build to date, but the yacht is also notable because she was designed to accommodate a three-passenger C-Quester 3 submersible from U-Boat Worx.
There will be a new Vision at the show this year. Checkmate, the 15th launch in Benetti’s Vision line, includes an interior the yard calls “rich and sober” with cherry and burr madrone wood and neoclassical inlays with marble touches.
Vicem’s display will include two U.S. debuts this year: the Vicem Vulcan 46M and the 107 Cruiser. The Vicem Vulcan 46M is built for long-range cruising with a low-maintenance exterior and increased interior volume.
The new 101RPH from Hargrave comes from Ted Black Studios and is part of Hargrave’s newly redesigned product line. The 101RPH features a country kitchen, four guest staterooms and an interior by Yacht Interiors by Shelley.
Ferretti is bringing hull number one of the yard’s new flagship, the Ferretti 960. With design by Studio Zuccon International Project and Ferretti’s engineering department, the yacht is Ferretti’s largest planing yacht to date.
The first hull of Horizon’s new raised-pilothouse model, the RP110, debuts this year. Andrea VI features styling by J.C. Espinosa, as well as two years of work on the double-chine hull by Donald Blount and Associates and the Horizon design team, plus interior design by Marty Lowe.
This year, Trinity is displaying its new 120, Finish Line. In addition to four suites on the lower deck, the yacht features the now-traditional main-deck master suite with his-and-hers en suite bathroom.
The new flagship of Sanlorenzo’s semi-displacement range, Alchemist Too, is the latest hull of the SD122 series. The interior by Minotti features Canaletto flooring, furniture finished in whitened oak and white lacquer and marbles such as Crema Luna and Tobacco Brown.
The Westport’s in-house design team offers high levels of personalization and builds each interior to clients’ specifications. The 130-foot (49.6-meter) trideck yacht (redesigned a few years ago) features five staterooms including a main-deck master suite and accommodations for seven crew.
Mondo Marine’s 134-foot (40.97-meter) Nameless splashed this past summer. The builder handled the naval architecture in-house, with exterior styling inspired by sports cars and styled by Cor D. Rover and interior design by Luca Dini.
The 138-foot (42-meter) Moonen Sofia is the yard’s largest build to date, but the yacht is also notable because she was designed to accommodate a three-passenger C-Quester 3 submersible from U-Boat Worx.
There will be a new Vision at the show this year. Checkmate, the 15th launch in Benetti’s Vision line, includes an interior the yard calls “rich and sober” with cherry and burr madrone wood and neoclassical inlays with marble touches.
Vicem’s display will include two U.S. debuts this year: the Vicem Vulcan 46M and the 107 Cruiser. The Vicem Vulcan 46M is built for long-range cruising with a low-maintenance exterior and increased interior volume.
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